Hi Michael,
Thanks for looking, whole script attached.
Is a variable set in an outer loop, so last child of $a/xm:meta should still
evaluate at run time to the same thing. I suspect what is happening is that
the updates are not committed in the same order that they are placed in the
This past weekend I played around with creating my own native plugin. I was
able to compile and package my plugin just fine, making use of the example make
file provided. I also ran plugin:install-from-zip and it returned 1 as expected.
At this point, though,
On 24/09/12 14:07, Ryan Dew wrote:
This past weekend I played around with creating my own native plugin. I
was able to compile and package my plugin just fine, making use of the
example make file provided. I also ran plugin:install-from-zip and it
returned 1 as expected.
At this point,
It may also help that I tried these steps with the sample native plugin
provided and got the same results. Here is the info that you were asking for:
Extensions DB:
/native/regex-audf/libregex-audf.dylib
/native/regex-audf/manifest.xml
/native/sampleplugin/libsampleplugin.dylib
Try calling cts:aggregate() with a first argument of
native/regex-audf. The scope you used when you installed the plugin
(in this case native) needs to be included in the plugin name.
John
On 24/09/12 14:43, Ryan Dew wrote:
It may also help that I tried these steps with the sample native
I'm sorry, but that example still has a couple of dependencies. There are
database lookups that won't return anything for anyone but you, undeclared
namespaces, and what looks like template substitution (bad stuff: use external
variables instead).
Here is what I mean by a working test case:
Thanks. I''ll have to try that when I get home tonight.
On Sep 24, 2012 7:50 AM, John Snelson john.snel...@marklogic.com wrote:
Try calling cts:aggregate() with a first argument of
native/regex-audf. The scope you used when you installed the plugin
(in this case native) needs to be included in
Hi
Is it possible to include conditional validation in Schema.
For example:
Sample1: (Valid)
root
level type=skill
lesson/
/level
/root
Sample2: (Invalid)
root
level type=section
lesson/
/level
/root
In the above sample, I want to
I don't think that's possible using XML Schema. You might want to consider
Schematron.
-Will
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Just to follow up, that worked. I should have caught that in the documentation.
Thanks again!
-Ryan Dew
On Sep 24, 2012, at 9:04 AM, Ryan Dew ryan.j@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks. I''ll have to try that when I get home tonight.
On Sep 24, 2012 7:50 AM, John Snelson
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